when we saw it in dailies, ethan said, "that's really romantic."o i said, "it could use a little touch of sensitivity before what's going to happen, you know." (narrator) producer joel silver, known for the blockbuster films "lethal weapon" and "beverly hills cop" was attracted to their distinctive style. i'm proud to be involved with joel and ethan. but i don't look at it as adding to my collection. i look at it as i hope i help them make a great movie, because if it's a great movie, it'll be good for all of us. we started working on "the hudsucker proxy" several years ago with sam raimi, right after "blood simple" as a matter of fact. and we put that aside for awhile. it's been an intervening seven or eight years because it was becoming clear that it was going to be a very expensive movie and not something we could -- probably not something we could realistically make and certainly not something we could make at that point with the kind of control we wanted. (sam raimi) we were doing a rewrite 6 months before production. joel turned to me and sai

ethan hauke ist home in new york. the city is showing him some.ove ba his latest film, "first reform" about a priest struggling with his faith was honored with thref nominations the gotham awards, an early bell weather for the oscars. he's nominated for best actor. >> the way that i felt when i ad it is i didn't have the language to communicate my frustration that i was feeling about how difficult it is to be a grownup when you are trying to be a good leader to your children, a good leader to your community and you're seeing lead yship that upse and it's a grown up dialogue about it. movie do you think the says about faith in america right now? >> it takes the idea of thinking deeply about your spiritual life seriously. my father is very religious. my mother is very religious. they're deep i felt drawn to this because i wanted to do a portrait of religious life that didn't make fun oft or demonize itcout d make you think. >> he was born in texas andhey were divorced when he was young. her son found acting in high scho

. >>> and, later, a sunday sit-down with ethan hawk on his starring role.essons he learned from robin williams and the time he said no alongside his acting hero so he could work on a novel instead. >> out of nowhere the phone rings. it's jack nicholson. i said, jack, listen. i want to work with you but if i don't do this, i'm going to fail myself. what do you think i should do? sounds like you got a book to write. >> a sunday sit-down ethan hawk. >>> number of dead and missing rising overnight in the middle of the worst wildfire ever to hit california. president trump visiting the state to meet with residents who lost everything. nbc's kathy park is in the town of paradise which was burned to the ground. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. nearly 10,000 homes have been reduced to rubble including this entire mobile home community. rescuers will take weeks to look for remains and it will take years to rebuild paradise. this morning, the number of people missing jumping again to nearly 1,300. the camp fire claiming five more lives. the dea

ethan hawke is really, really well cast.it, having been off the boil for a while, it's good to see schrader back on home ground. this is what he does well. he wrote taxi driver, he does this really well. it's really terrific. mark, thank you very much indeed. thank you. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. goodbye. hello there. at least we saw a little sunshine between the downpours today that they have been rather reluctant to clear away from southern and eastern areas. it has been a really wet evening across parts of south—east england and east anglia. there are rumbles of thunder still around, also we have rain crossing the north of scotland the shetland isles enjoyed the northern lights. as that rain clears from the far north of scotland, it clears overnight —— turns chilly overnight. you can see the cluster sho

ethan hawke is well cast.been off the boilfor a while, it's good to see schrader back on home ground. this is what he does well. he wrote taxi driver, he does this really well. it's terrific. thank you very much indeed. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. the next few hours will still give some very wet and windy weather across the uk. an amber warning out across the southwest of wales but many parts of the uk will see a bout of heavy rain and gales, already grating across northern ireland for much of the day. the rain is moving east towards so day. the rain is moving east towards so the more persistent ramp but lots of showers waiting to follow. it does gradually dried up from the west as we go through overnight but still not really cold. that's a strong south westerly wind blowin

ethan hawke is well cast.d having been off the boilfor a while it is good what i liked having been off the boil for a while it is good to see schrader back on home ground. this is what he does well. he wrote taxi driver he does this really well. it is terrific. thank you very much indeed. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello, good evening to you, the weather has given us a pretty rough end to the working week in many place, we have some heavy rain and strong winds in western areas at the moment, so much so there is the potential #2306r travel disruption this evening, tune into your local radio station, they will give you the latest updates for where you are. you can see the latest updates for where you are. you can see where the latest updates for where you are. you can see where the rain is

ethan hawke is really, really well cast.about it, having been off the boil for a while, it's good to see schrader back on home ground. this is what he does well. he wrote taxi driver, he does this really well. it's really terrific. mark, thank you very much indeed. thank you. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes, of course, on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. good evening. it has been a fairly showery weekend across the uk and the showers continue at the moment. let's ta ke the showers continue at the moment. let's take a look at the radar chart where the rain is currently falling. lots of showers in and around the irish sea, some of those producing the odd rumble of thunder, drifting away into central and southern scotla nd away into central and southern scotland as well. a weather system across northern france through the shield of cloud across east

here with me now, fox news contributor, dineen borelli and ethan bierman. ethan, to you first.t is it? if they don't win, it's sour grapes over and over and over again. >> well, in this case, we have some real serious issues. the supreme court in 2013 essentially dismantled the voting rights act, and secretary of state kemp oversaw the election, his own election, the referee is the one who is in charge of deciding the game and controlling the rules of the game. that causes problems in the exact match rule in georgia, it's deeply problematic. stacy abrams is right there are problems with the process in georgia. he did win and he's now going to be governor kemp and we all acknowledge that. but the issue is the exact -- it's because of the way they did the exact match. that was a settlement with the aclu that kemp himself did, and then he went behind their back and went to the legislature and said well, i know the court settled and i said that we won't do this, so go ahead and pass a law that does what i just said we wouldn't do here in the state of georgia. trish: she's shaking h

here with me now, fox news contributor, dineen borelli and ethan bierman. ethan, to you first.is it? if they don't win, it's sour grapes over and over and over again. >> well, in this case, we have some real serious issues. the supreme court in 2013 essentially dismantled the voting rights act, and secretary of state kemp oversaw the election, his own election, the referee is the one who is in charge of deciding the game and controlling the rules of the game. that causes problems in the exact match rule in georgia, it's deeply problematic. stacy abrams is right there are problems with the process in georgia. he did win and he's now going to be governor kemp and we all acknowledge that. but the issue is the exact -- it's because of the way they did the exact match. that was a settlement with the aclu that kemp himself did, and then he went behind their back and went to the legislature and said well, i know the court settled and i said that we won't do this, so go ahead and pass a law that does what i just said we wouldn't do here in the state of georgia. trish: she's shaking her

our sunday sit down with ethan today, you can catch us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any. i will send it back to you, francis and morning. >> got it. see you then. a grand opening just in time for the holidays. the famous toy store where tom hanks danced on the piano. we got a sneak peek inside. >> you want to know what is better than toys under the rockefeller christmas tree, how about an entire toy store. welcome to fao schwartz, making a christmas come back. >> can i pull it? >> please do. >> for over 150 years, it captured the imagination of generations. including the real princess. and who could forget tom hanks in the movie "big". and then that can transcribe a powerful chord. what is different this time around, this store is so much more of an experience, you can do everything from a kid grocery store. >> the famous stuffed animals sharing space with hatchimals, mad scientists 2,000 square feet of sweets, and an area are women are toy soldiers too. and a toy store hoping to remind us all to find a little time to play. >> it's not a toy museum, have fun, enjoy. >> a

ethan is driving very safely as he should, because he's on tv. look at that. can find if you are driving in ethan's van. >> here is a piece of advice, drive every time like you're driving on television. >> exactly. >>> next a story sure to make you feel bay area proud. hair of high schoolers working to solve a big problem facing california. we'll tell you about their innovative idea to prevent wildfires. >>> first to the most trending video on youtube this hour. the first trailer of "the lion king" live action remake roaring back to live. disney debuted it thanksgiving day, shows the iconic images from the 1994 movie and the voice of james earl jones who will reprise his the mufasa boys, the narrator of the flick. "the lion king" expected to hit the big screen in july. stick around. 5:50 right now. >>> at 5:53, nbc bay area microclimate weather alert and a shoo shopping alert, as people get into the showers and look for bargains. the traffic not too bad but the radar showing a lot of rain coming in. >>> in the east bay, the wet weather caused part of a roof to

ethan: i will dodge on commenting on pg&e.to happen next? to rebuildg to try the essentially burned to the ground communities? who pays for that and how does it happen? does it make sense to run additional power lines into remote areas that could catch on fire again? these are real questions asked. alix: what are the alternatives? if you're not going to run a power line? ethan: running a mini grid to established localized grids for diesel generator and remote wind turbine and batteries. you have a localized source of power. what is intriguing about it is country'se developing , you have a billion and a half people with no access to power. if you could do it in developing countries. there are places like hospitals and others that need to stay on the grid regardless of what may happen. david: what is the attitude of utilities question mark that is a foreign competition. -- utilities? that is a foreign competition. ethan: there is little experience with the wealthiest economies, but in developing economies it is. the state grid w

. >>> este es ethan dice que obtuvo su primer empleo este verano por lo que su familia decidió regalarleo cuando dos muchachos le piden el teléfono y al negarse se lo arrebataron de las manos. >>> hicieron un reporte a la policía y contactaron al lugar donde habían comprado el iphone junto a otros dos celulares. con el plan familiar les regalaron este teléfono colorado a un precio mucho menor. >>> llamamos y resulta que el teléfono no estaba asegurado. >>> dice que compraron un seguro para el iphone x, que habían pagado más de $1000 por él. >>> el seguro fue para el teléfono que nos habían regalado. >>> dijo que busco una solución al error que según ellos había cometido en la tienda donde compraron el teléfono y cuando logró obtener una respuesta. >>> lo único que yo pude hacer es dar una oferta de $150. >>> gabriel dice que rechazó la oferta y buscó la ayuda de telemundo responde. nosotros nos comunicamos pero nunca recibimos respuesta. >>> un representante de la cooperación se comunicó con ellos para ayudar y tras investigar gabriel solo tuvo que pagar $10 para que su hijo pudiera reci

ethan is to the bucket. stanford winds up eventually on thshort end to the nationally ranked team. we do have time to check this out. he is the oldest man in the nba. 41 years old. still doing it. yes 25,000and one they are still going at age 41. the box are on fire tonight. they beat portland by 43. nine assist. check this out. this is the slamdunk of the night. >> that was pretty impressive. it is going to be interesting to see how the worriers are trying to get out of the situation because it is the the. >> thank you. thank you for joining ve a wond [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. amily? great. kids are getti

san jose 101 coming into san jose, out of morgan hill area, this is ethan, our photographer, on the roadways. he's normally looking around for the news story but right now the drive is the news story. >> be careful driving to and from work today. 6:22. >>> coming up, california's hall of fame inducting new members. the big names who are being recognized. >>> and stevie wonder going to give back to fire victims. we'll tell you about a new benefit concert, coming up. >>> newer chip cards are supposed to be more secure but thieves are still hacking our accounts. one weak spot, gas pumps. they're not required to take the cards yet and won't be until 2020. thieves know that. one way to protect your account, pay inside with the cashier instead of at the pump. let us know if you have a consumer complaint. the number is 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> and hey, i'm back from thanksgiving break spending time with my family up in seattle, but that is not what we're looking at now. this is the reason you need to slow down. chp reminding people about their rockslides across the are

ethan has been driving. this is a drive shot, an easy flow, we don't have wet roadways but they're damp in spots and from time to time we see the droplets kicking up with the cars in front of him. that's a good distance between him and the next vehicle, coming down to san jose. back to you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," supposed to keep distance between thanksgiving and politics but president trump escalating a war of words with the chief justice of the supreme court. the san francisco connections, the controversy. >>> you just heard all about the weather, but we're still watching it and of course we will all morning for you. live look in dublin. timing before you head out for a day of shopping, perhaps some fun, you're watching "today in the bay." stick around. lot more to come. it's 6:21. -and san francisco -tracking the >>> 6:24rks , all the green is rain coming into the bay area sitting here and dumping on us but it's a nice refreshing change and san francisco there on your right, beautiful i

ethan hawke is well cast.eally well. it's terrific. thank you very much indeed. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there. the weekend in a word is mixed. it's one of those weekends where for one moment, you have blue skies overhead, and look at this beautiful picture from a weather watcher in moray, but then we see a shower passing through. and that's how it looks in the garden in berkshire a little bit earlier on. and on the satellite picture, well, you can this stripe of cloud here. that brought heavy rain and strong winds last night. behind that, these speckled clouds feeding in the from the west indicative of those showers. the radar picture from a little bit earlier on today shows that the showers started off across the southwest, wales, clipping into northern ireland, northwest engl

joining me on the phone right now is the mayor of anchorage, alaska, ethan berkowitz. mr.ning us. you felt this quake. tell us about the moment it happened. >> it was very sharp and very loud when it came. and very clear that this was something bigger than what we normally experience. and we live in earthquake country. so folks here are used to small tremblers, but this was a big one. >> where are you right now, and obviously most importantly, are you aware of any victims, either injuries or fatalities? >> i'm at the emergency operation center, it's a beehive of activity. a bunch of very trained professionals doing what's necessary to keep the city moving and moving ahead. to your knowledge, there are no fatalities. we have had at most minor reports of injuries. there's been some damage assessment. the roads in and out of anchorage are damaged and not operable. anchorage, we're the size of delaware. so the fact that the roads in and out are closed is significant. >> how is the city holding up? you're obviously very concerned infrastructure wise about these roads and whethe

. >> reporter: ethan got his first career interception. a one score game until the wolf pack was able to pull away. >> our seniors we played for them and laid it on the line for them. >> nevada is a great team. and i am proud of my guys and my team that we didn't quit. i think that is something to be proud of and something that this program is going to have in future. >> we will continue to develop and mature. we don't have so many young, true freshman, >> reporter: despite the loss, the spartans still had a reason to celebrate. it was senior day. >>> thank you so much anthony. jim harbaugh taking heat on his clock management. with 12 seconds left and no time out, they tried to spike it. and indiana's willis kicked away the ball from the ref. tom allen, he is acting like he won the super bowl. michigan gets the last laugh. running for 101 yards. michigan wins their tenth game in a row. they play ohio state next week. this report is sponsored by river rock casino. going back to san jose state. one and ten. something hopefully those young sp

use of chemical weapons so in one interview i said their first elements of evidence is that we have ethan's that they have dealt have used chemical weapons since then the commission established that the regime used chemical weapons but we were not able to investigate and we were not allowed to investigate unfortunately because until today you don't know exactly who or you always want to of came away about so you sort of the time you said we have no indication of our government you told them you said we have it is them by the lab the moment opponents of the regime who are using soaring this time but then i will tell you where we disagree that comments at the time of the very day the u.n. said at the time we wish to clarify the commission has not reached any conclusive findings on the use of chemical weapons did you speak too soon because your own u.n. colleagues disowned your remark at the time it's true that the my colleagues were not happy about that but i think that if you tell the truth the best the best attitude that you can have and i asked former prosecutor i know that so. at the begi

british cycling have confirmed that ethan hayter was knocked off his bike by a car earlier this monthrcing him to pull out of this weekend's track world cup in berlin. hayter suffered a concussion and he posted on social media that he "hasn't quite recovered". he's one of the sport's bright young stars, with the european omnium title and two commonwealth games medals to his name. officials said he was disappointed but hoped to be back for the london round of the world cup in mid december. after their pre—fight press conference descended into chaos, tyson fury‘s suggested the traditionalface—off between boxers at the weigh—in should be stopped. both he and deontay wilder have been warned they could lose their fight purse if trouble like this spills over later when the two go head to head in the traditional stand off before tomorrow's fight in la. he's not going to be given the opportunity to get in me face again, because it shouldn't be like that. this is a sporting contest. many people around the world are watching this fight and it's a sport fight. this isn't a bare—knuckle street fi

honored to be here today to acknowledge the legacy of natalie, and to represent our two sons, erin and ethan, and natalie's sister and brother. having natalie's name attached to a place that people call home in this city she so loved makes a profound statement of her life's work. often when we were in san francisco together, natalie would insist that we see one or more of the many affordable housing developments she worked on and was so proud of. as map reading and a sense of direction were not really her forte, i often had to navigate the way to the housing developments that she wanted to show me. i have a sense, though, that even natalie would not have difficulty locating natalie gub commons. right here in the heart of this city, in transformation. another little known fact about natalie was her lack of interest in looking at site and building plans. she would ask clients to please just describe it in words, but if natalie were here today, she would not need to hear words to feel honored by this very public dedication of a beautiful property that provides desperately needed housing that sh

use of chemical weapons so in one interview i said the first elements of evidence is that we have ethan's that they have dealt have used chemical weapons since then the commission established that the regime used chemical weapons but we were not able to investigate and we were not allowed to investigate unfortunately because until today you don't know exactly who all you always want to of chemical weapons so you sort of the time you said we have no indication of my government you told them you said we have it is them by the rapper moment opponents of the regime who are using storing their us time but then i will tell you when this is not common at the time of the very day the un said at the time we wish to clarify the commission has not reached any conclusive findings on the use of chemical weapons did you speak too soon because your own u.n. colleagues disowned your remark at the time it's true that the my colleagues were not happy about that but i think that if you tell the truth is the best the best attitude that you can have and i asked former prosecutor i know that so. at the beginni

household, using apps is part of everyday life for 4-year-old elliott and 7-year-old either aa -- ethanhe first thing when they wake up, they want to use their tablet time for the day. >> reporter: what some parents don't realize is how many of their kids' interactive games are littered with ads. university of michigan professor dr. jenny radeski. >> there is a bit of wild west in terms of children's app space. >> reporter: the senior author of a new study looked at more 0 at google play aimed at children 5 years and under. researchers found those apps contained a variety pop-ups, in purchases and videos that interrupted play. some of the yaeds were clags identified asman inlative, deceptive and disruptive, with exposure to ads sometimes even surpassing time spent playing the games. >> so there might be a little bouncing present or a sparkling snowman. and if you click on that, as you would if you were a 5-year-old, an app ad would show up. >> it has the intent the advertisers want. the kids will often come and say, i want to download this game. i want this game. i want to try that. >>

higher ethane prices higher steel price and higher freight cost higher interest rates won't actuallyany of these problems wonder if the fed knows well-built report a sorry number last night why? plagued by the steel tariffs and transportation cost. let's check in how sisco how will higher rates affect them take a listen. >> we are missing about 50,000 truck drivers in this country today and that is because the job of a truck driver is less attractive today than it was years ago and as a result for every available truck there are seven available loads and that is two to three times higher than years ago and that puts pressure on the supply chain. >> every day i get the sense that there are actual living, breathing people who believe higher interest rates will make transportation go down we will still have a shortage of truck drivers. even with rates kept steady, companies will stop expanding their operations sure the fed can acceleratethi process but do we need them to turn a mild slow down into a worst slow down? the trade war in china is already do that. i think all of our policy ma

. >> the chief executive perspective, ethan allen ceo and walmart's ceo will sit down with us to talktrends that we should be watching >> and finally major indices trying to rebound after what's been a rough start to the week coming off their worst leadup in seven years. is there a possibility of a year-end rally we'll try to find out. and where the buying opportunities may be and how to position your portfolio towards year end. >>> we start thewith retail. courtney reagan is live in woodbridge, new jersey, where a black friday update. courtney >> deloitte says 81% of shoppers that plan to shop this weekend will do it today 70% in store, half online. of course some folks will do both adobe expects today will be another huge record-breaking day online $5.9 billion today alone that's up 17% from last year target says that two times as many black friday orders are going to be picked up in its stores this year compared to last year. just a good example of shoppers using both ways to shop, just one retailer like target, walmart store door busters were thanksgiving evening. chief merchandis

ethan vaughn wreck miller.is is fun. you told our producer,reck is the middle name, rek, which is a middle name, but morgan wasn't nuts about it? >> >>no. but you prevailed? >> i pushed it through. >> how are you guys doing? how are you managing all o this? >> you know, i think there is a blessing toeing so busy, like your days go by slow because th te is a lot of stuff a kids and that kind of emotional strain is still there. but the the months just fly by. i think any parent can relate to that. but it's unbelievable. it's been six months since we lost emmy. at the same ti, seven weeks for ethan. i think we see the patorward a little bit. it's just kind of keeping going andrying to stay positive. but, yeah, you know, it's not easy. i n't think it getshat much easier. >> no. i mean, i think he was born one month beforemmy would have turned 2 years old. >> and on our nghbor's birthday, which i think was kind of special. it's k that was their -- nice to have a birthday buddy. >> i got the pleasureti of m you in yo

i disagree with ethan. i'm staunchly pro-life. that doesn't mean i'm against my own gender. own differences. am i going to be black listed? >> you are not with women if you don't agree with me. it's my way or the highway. >> it just matters in what she sees as a priority. i didn't say that you would not be accepted as a woman. trish: can you defend that in any way, shape or form? >> she is advocating strongly for her position and she feels like if i lose the right to make my own choice over my own body. trish: saying britt is at fault because she don't see eye to eye on pro-choice, pro-life. this is divisive and identity politics, i sure hope really loses its luster. i think we are all tired of it. it's great to see you in person. congrats on fox nation. the thousands of migrants traveling in multiple caravans are demanding mexico supply them with buses to get them to the u.s. borderer. this is the mexican government, many of the migrants are refusing members colmes offer for refuge and asylum. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little

. >> we know that if you went to england, where ethan is him is sold his wild oats but can you tell usis stay in london was much more than corralled -- can you explain? >> what happened here was that in boston, a number of years ago, i was a reception, they were telling me vessel professor, said he told he's students, 18 months in london. hearing that this is what i assume he would write a book about it but i agree with that. i decided to look into it. the key part was this, frankly was 19. he went to london the first time. there were several things he did. he was a graduate school of the trade. frankly had been educated and trained as a printer in boston. nothing like the input or skill and expertise they would have in london. engraving for example. engraving, hugely important in the 18th century. there were no engravers there. in london, he could be -- he engraved himself. so he did. he famously met the founder of the british museum. he was offered a chance. as best as for america. he brought us thinking, a colonial curiosity. he wrote and saying would you like this? that was in the

in the first quarter you see that ty gangee is picked off by ethan aguayo.the right direction. it set up a spartan touchdown. san jose state trailed 14-6 in the third when michael carillo who threw for 168 yards in two scores, 22 yards there today onpacker. in the fourth quarter, ran for 121 yards, nine yards there for the score, nevada holds on to win 21-12. spartans drop to 1-10. >>> the big game was pushed back until next week, but one of the biggest rivalries in the pac-12 has no name and it took place. it's the ucla/uc game. if they can pull off the win there will be a lot of celebrating in westwood tonight. my alma mater struggled this year, second quarter, jay see daniels saying mellis jones. 45 yards scored, puts the trojans up by 6. in the third quarter, ucla's josh kelly, had a game. two touchdowns, this one for 55 yards. ucla takes the lead. and chip, yup, he's excited as the bruins hang on for their 34-27 win. clay helton time? we will see. >> first win of the year too. for chip. >> yeah, actually well it's their third. but it doesn't really -- y

russell wilson in thing fourth finds ethan alld dixon.e incomplete pass on the packers next drive. it is fourth and two on their own 33 with over 4:00 to go. mike mccarthy decided to punt with one time-out left. the look on aaron rodgers face says it all. seattle runs out the clock to get the win. 27-24. >>> draymond green and kevin durant back on the court since the dust-up on monday. despite the incident, he is saying the warriors will win the title this season. they were not in championship form. draymond scoring 14 points. steve kerr saying the warriors are banged up physically and spiritually. before the game, the rockets announced they are parting ways with carmelo anthony. >>> no surprise in the major league. mookie betts winning the mvp award. and christian yelich winning for his league. he is from thousand oaks, california. he also had to evacuate his home due to the fire. >> i want to say thank you to the firefighters and first responders. everybody that helped out this past week. the devastation and destruction here is unbeliev

. >> tucker: to be continued, ethan. great to see you.>> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: well, nbc fired matt lauer for sexual harassment tomorrow. a year ago tomorrow. the question is what has happened at nbc since? has it learned anything? has there been a realha investigation? is it per vasetive sexual pervasive sexual harassment at nbc? we have someone who worked at nbc and has details after the break.ls plus, creepy porn lawyer came on the show and denied he was y exploiting stormy daniels.pl now stormy daniels is suggesting, he is exploiting her. amazing twist in the seediest news story of the year after the break. to most, he's phil mickelson, pro golfer. to me, he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop irreversible joint damage and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lym

the novel that i discussed in this chapter is ethan foam, it's a late 19th early 20th century settinge is no consummation of the relationship, most likely in the novel. it's a great novel. there is poetic justice though. [laughter] but the whole point is that chastity is not just about the physical. chastity begins in the mind and the heart, and emotions. i talked about it in terms of lust of the eyes, lust of pride of life. and all the things that can result in unchaste behavior. in terms of your second question, i do think the contraception mentality has harmed marriage. the institution of marriage and our understanding of marriage. it has contributed to an idea that marriage about to sexual partners being friends together throughout life and here we are. i think the evangelicals and baptist have a lot to learn from popes. >> hi, Ãbit's a little bit loud. my name is jan and i may internet the heritage foundation. my question is that regarding aristotle and building of her question, chastity Ãb temperance is defined as natural ordering of the desires, would you say that regarding cha

. >> tucker: to be continued, ethan. great to see you.ou. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: well, nbc fired matt lauer for sexual harassment tomorrow. a year ago tomorrow. the question is what has happened at nbc since? has it learned anything? has there been a real investigation? is it per vasetive sexual harassment at nb -- pervasive sexual harassment at nbc? we have someone who worked at nbc and has details after the break. plus, creepy porn lawyer came on the show and denied he was exploiting stormy daniels. now stormy daniels is suggesting yell, he is exploiting her -- yes, he is exploiting her. amazing twist in the seediest news story of the year after the break. let's be honest. every insurance company tells you they can save you money. save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412," you probably won't believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you ca

ethan hawk next week on "sunday today." >>> coming up this morning, morgan radford and i will answeruse #sundaytoday to ask us anything. we'll read your sunday mail at >>> waking up to chilly temperatures. we're seeing some 30s through mountain view and interior valleys including the cop cord area. couple of 40s by the south bay. this is what it looks like, a live take in san francisco. overall once again we're still dealing with the unhealthy air quality throughout the bay area so you will have to once again be mindful of that as you head outdoors for today. temperatures will be in the 40s for now but the temperature trend into the afternoon does show an increase into some 70s for inland areas. >>> next on this veterans day, the program that helps military men and women find community at home when they return from the wars where they've been sent again and again. ♪ ♪ i'm all for my neighborhood. i'm all for backing the community that's made me who i am. i'm all for my theatre, my barbershop and my friends. because the community doesn't just have small businesses, it is small busines

the brakes are working well, ethan, our photographer is out there on the roadway and traveling southnd with headlights coming toward us, headed toward morgan hill. slicker conditions but not a major problem. couple drops on the windshield. back over to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, a man in hawaii is suing the state after he suffered a heart attack during january's false missile scare. an employee mistakenly sent the missile alert to cell phones january 13th, triggering widespread panic. the agency hit another message 38 minutes later saying it was a false alarm. that suit, the man's doctor says, he never had a heart condition before the incident. >>> and also coming up next on "today in the bay," the fallout from the lettuce recall, the economic impact northern california farmers are bracing for. >>> plus the latest on the investigation into the lion airplane crash in indonesia. what those black boxes are showing happened moments before the plane plunged into the ocean, killing all on board. we're right back in two minutes. >>> along with anchoring, we are online this mor

he's passionate about shareholders but nobody cares because ethane ticked up do you think it will stay up. >> what happens if the dollar stays up the highest level since june of '17. gigantic headwind, isn't it? >> it is i think people would be excusing that if you look at pepsico. pepsico keeps going up coca-cola. >> two monsters. >> do you want to just keep buying coke? do you >> you could own both. i own both >> how is that diversification >> what's wrong with that? >> they're the only ones that are left aren't we all hiding in pepsi, procter, mccormick spice >> i think that's offsetting their dollar exposure. there are other sectors that have plenty that no one is buying >> what about health care? >> i like health care. >> merck >> i like merck. al allergen >> do you like ge? what do they do? >> somebody wants to nope the answer to that what do they do? >> that look does say it all last night was sad for your football squad, today this is -- that look. >> that interview with david, i mean, all i heard was this, hey, it's going to take a long time good, i've got patience. i have pat

use of chemical weapons so in one interview i said the first elements of evidence is that we have ethan's that they have dealt have used chemical weapons since then the commission established that the regime used chemical weapons but we were not able to investigate and we were not allowed to investigate unfortunately because until today you don't know exactly who all you always want to of chemical weapons so you sort of the time you said we have no indication of my government you told them you said we have it is them by the at the moment opponents of the regime who are using storing their us time but then i will tell you where we disagree that common at the time of the very day the u.n. said at the time we wish to clarify the commission has not reached any conclusive findings on the use of chemical weapons did you speak too soon because your own u.n. colleagues disowned your remark at the time it's true that the my colleagues were not happy about that but i think that if you tell the truth the best the best attitude that you can have and i asked former prosecutor i know that so. at the be

to put into the lincoln movie had to do is lincoln told the story with the revolutionary war hero, ethanlen, who went to england after the war and to a dinner party and decided to embarrass him by putting a huge picture of general washington in the only outhouse where he have to encounter it. they thought lincoln would be irritated at the idea of george washington in the white house but he came out out of that and they said did you see george washington there? he said i thought it was a perfectly appropriate place and they said what you mean? he said there's going to make an englishman ship faster than the thought of general george washington and asked hundreds of the stories. in the middle of the cabinet meeting one of these stories would come out and teddy roosevelt spent two hours every afternoon at the end of the day some sort of exercise and sometimes wrestling at the game or boxing match but his favorite was a hike in the park where you cannot go around any obstacle so came to rock you had to climb it if you came to a precipice you had to go down so there are stories of journalists

if they lose to put into the lincoln movie, it had to do as link to tell the story with a war hero ethan allen who went to england after the war to a dinner party. they decide to bear sin by putting a huge picture of general washington in the old outhouse where he would have to encounter. as lincoln told a story, there would be irritated at the end if george washington and outhouse but he cannot not upset at all. did you see george washington? yes. i think with the perfectly appropriate place for him. what you need? does nothing to make an englishman shit faster than the sight of general george washington. [laughing] in the middle of the worse cabinet meeting one of these stories would come out. teddy roosevelt said to us in the afternoon at the end of the day in some sort of exercise can sometimes a wrestling game or boxing match our rockies rockya tennis metastable was a hike in the wooded cliffs of rock creek park where he made a real you couldn't go read any obstacle. if you came to a rocket. there are stories of generals and companions falling by the wayside as a kind of follow up i

lincoln was telling the story about ethan allen, who went to england after the war. to a dinner party. decided to embarrass them by putting a huge picture of general washington in the only outhouse where he would encounter it, and as lincoln told the story, they would be irritated by the idea of george washington in the outhouse. he came out not upset at all and they asked "did you see george washington?" "i thought it was a perfectly appropriate place for an englishman to view him." "what do you mean?" "there is nothing that can make an englishman shit so quick as the sight of general washington." and he had hundreds of the stories. in the middle of the worst cabinet meeting, the stories would come out. and teddy roosevelt said two hours at the end of afternoon, some sort of exercise. sometimes a wrestling game or a boxing match or a raucous game of tennis, but his favorite was a hike in the wooded cliffs of rock creek park. he made a rule. you cannot go around any obstacle. as you can to rock coming had to climate, a precipice, you had to go down. so there are a se

british cycling have confirmed that ethan hayter was knocked off his bike by a car earlier this monthfered a concussion and he posted on social media that he hasn't quite recovered. he's one of the sports bright young stars, with the european omnium title and two commonwealth games medals to his name. officials said he was disappointed but hoped to be back for the london round of the world cup in mid december. that's all the sport for now. the reason i know the names of his dogsis the reason i know the names of his dogs is because they used to live in a hotel next to me, and i used to go down and stroke his dogs before i would go to the gym. and you get paid asa would go to the gym. and you get paid as a dog walker? i know what is going on, subsidising your income! thanks for that. the commonwealth secretary general, baroness scotland, has warned that the threat of climate change to small countries in parts of the commonwealth nation is putting their economic development at risk. it's been just over a year since hurricanes irma and maria — two of the most powerful atlantic storms reco

toni collette was named best actress for the horror flick "hereditary," and ethan hawke received bests for "first reformed."(singing) "make my wish come true -- all i want for christmas is you." it's beginning to look a lot like christmas -- on the billboard chart! mariah carey's 25-year-old tune "all i want for christmas is you" has made what's becoming an annual reappearance on billboard's hot 100. the yuletide classic checked in at number 29... last year, it made it all the way to number nine! guess it's a gift that keeps on giving. in ho- ho-hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. checking in on your morning forecast. another day with rain although today's rain will be the lightest of our 3 rainy days. temperatures will peak in a very similar range to yesterday's in the low 60's. tomorrow look forward to rainfall increasing and temperatures dropping into the 50's. friday ll see drying skies ahead of another round of rain and moun

>> "sunday today" ethan g hawks. at guy.this a news4 tod news break. >> 8:56 is the time on thisid , november 16, 2018. good morning to you. >>>i'm 'eun yang. we want to check on your morning commute with melissa molett in your first4 traffic. there is still some problems, mellas melissa? >> a lot of problems. icy conditions all lanes blocked. we have been tweeing all these problems and there are a lot of them. at first4 traffic outer loop crash with the right side blocked. riverdale southbound b.w. parkway at 410 an accident. springfield fairfax county parkway at gambrell crash left and right side. >>as we will check your for when we come back. stay with us. al it hasn't ys been easy, has it? ♪ there have been days when you doubted yourself. ♪ and days when you were ready to quit. ♪ but you didn't. ♪ because you had the courage to venture into something powerful. education. if i leave you with just three words of advice: never...stop...growing. [cheering] when was the last time you felt... free. it's time to uncover that fe